Front vowel

/fɹˈʌnt vˈaʊəl/

Front vowel

a classification of vowel sounds in phonetics that are produced with the front part of the tongue positioned closer to the front of the mouth

Examples

1. So across lots of languages, front vowels are used for small things.

2. Front vowel is made by putting the tongue in the front of the mouth.

3. So front vowels, that's your ee, ih, eh.

4. Front vowels have a particular low pitched, one of the formants for front vowels-- sorry, front vowels have a high pitched resonance.